The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-04-07

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n M Hashfask msrser trial At Sioux
Asg 80 fhs s8ts kosehiuiski resumed his
ssshnr fseat tie previous dave Interrupt
rna a. sssaS1 Trsibcr SAID there Is
wbesa shs sDn Il b-0 a preacher lives;
9H a Pea sa00 u yoa ship hin. Then
Dr. st 30 Hgsid rs $3.50 i would whip
hln ne astni me q I kEss Fred FolseF.
faas ssa Ha askesI ms u kas~ Granda.
: saai y II sahf when you see him
ta1 hsan : sill sys h1a $500 to whip Had
eeek Itai,l GfaHaa shat he had said.
3 tass cent sifh hiaa e. his hOgss. This
was no fla ahsFHG0u of the same day.
eEaada ehnas { toid him this. said Il will
Mest gea al Trisbsr = saloon tonight" /
ssHs 60 TtsibeFs that evening. lie said:
taada sas aot here Last night. lie said
tar a 20 60 aBd sss hiaa snd tell him TO
alsas aasa that he sill get $500 sure
assa D. ahiPs the pneaehsr." Saw Granda
aEaiu. tahi hlna that Treiber woulsl give
uE f.SHf ssEs When be whipped that
Ereashar- GraRdt said n was at
TnrheHs last night. bat Trisber
sE aat thsfa" | then met Treiber
ga ths street later I todd him 1 had
sasa ersnda- Treiber said. "Tou come
40 aith bius 90 my saloon Tonight sure
4 Ears csnuo ap 90 tine eaurt room with
IEsisr aad -as the R-v. Handbook there.
tasflua e4ses sere going on IN the court
rosu- ! rsusln@i in the court room until
ahssslt Z . cisrk fthsn leir and went home.
j. the @Eruiug ] vent 90 TriebeF's saloon.
lEsheF ssuf ne - Grnnla'-h house 20 bring
h5BE g. taa saioou- lie gave me five cents
los ear ians aud | went d0Nn 90 Granda's
Eaase Re aas uot there. l then retured
- TrsheF > salaon- He Has not there, and
tstsEtrl dasn Fourth street for home. l
$50 Pr hsr. GFaHda, Piath, Munchrath
asst FEsl Leader sn sha corner % the Sioux
sftg hatAssaI bank. TreibeF said: show
9raafLa ahurs tfadiaek lives" | went up
tasaH4s tiss preachers house with Granda,
gbea seat harh - The bank building. When
aeaF rie preachers house Granda said he
Esll usst ship the preacher, as there were
Geo Ha men Eho kRew him. he told me
u4s hen scar the preachers house. When
So ga back 10 the bank. Paul Leader,
eeaHs Trtrher = l. LeaVitt, Henry Peters
AID A~lnchrath we're standing there. l did
BET Aaaa Lutyitt ~ that time. Gruuda
aaaai che fellows 20 give rs a
draa Path gave GRANADA twenty-five
oaEs We sent and got "A drink
al H-lr back 20 the corner
ruh saEt You 60 doEn and ask Char
- EherlaFf H fhn bggsy has come back"
hr Esuf a7aH. THIS Was about one hour
hh.- EadlL1rk uns killed. Granda vent
ulfa a- lass-l Eb-rhart II the buggy had
reformed Ietiisd him out % the Columbia
Aa e. ask hiuL. H. vent tack and sent
asn 1uE 1 remained there about an
ErssE dad BuE ask Fitzsimmans about
tas aa=y- Re sent into MerrilFs livery
-fs -aa r. buasy on Water street that
sl.lHt one hour SITTER / bad left the
BASIS ru-lrF- Rfs -raniiagusar D.neen's
H.- 80 L -
h-zcr a-aur aad va k-i uB toward Fourth
-r IEe bgsgy cluse from Fourth
rrrrrf aul ruruei north CA Water street.
eraafl all I urr- ga Jhe east siIe % Wa
rF rtrrt WEri the buggy came. Granda
aaA { se4r uH - Fourth street when the
HEE Calaa and SIN a crowd OF men com.
Tag asan thr Sidewalk up To the corner %
Ea1FEl aaE Pearl Streets The men we're
1ss4 aauu Faurth street. / met them
arar ~ alley bee uesn Wafer and Pearl
streets. asa -as Leader. Lesyitt. Granda,
A.asleH. Path and MuHchrath were In
RE rrsaA Arru-d0rr vas there. He had
"a 81 black -ark coat Leavitt had on a
hher raaf- We al vent towards the
Halr -fr-sr corner. Paul LeZder and |
ser ID sFFut- a. aHd / went south on Wa
tar STREET Arvasi0H stood on the corner
afa the other uun- Leader and I were five
ara tram Ar-nzsiorL / SAW a mau coming
auru-- Ee street. Arlnsdorl said To Gran
aa- T daat WanG you drunken men
arlllt hcrr-' The Rev. Haddock was
camHsE aero-z Water street The men were
so fl- .sriaer- Hafd,srlL was coming east
go War-F street 1 saw Arensdorf start
sur fauaui the preacher, and when In the
msAr g the street Arensslorl fresl n shot.
Ela-tacx raizsi BIS hands % his head and
G- Arrs-iorf stood stili a moment and
raa ran srro-s the street. followed by Pc
t-aau- mrah the bridge across the creek
81 t4s hsar e Fourth street I then
srasr-d t. rtn and dii not see whirh way
raa 1chrr muen ran. lraH through the al
as seen Thiui and Fourth streets.
FaHt L-fier sts wIth var, and We ran to
lie EisaZzre house. Isaw ArensdOrf on
Fa1rth STREET with Paul Leader. When
a1t Teas hII it WIS In 4 beer garden. the
M5HsiaE AFTER the shooting. Fred Folser
uas ass there Areusiof said, II guess
a1lr 70 -ar rlE. We went out Hesaid,
a. rliHk E8I had better get OUT asked
Boss ahr- lie -atL You saw the shoot
uE aa1 yea bal better get out. / said
had no usnneF. and he said / will give
yes SEo8 and yoa ct oat. Fred FOlger
SIS arIEs son out Oh the road tomorrow"
r. rabl 70 Falssr You come TO Junk's
% aiEat sad So msand take him to Salix."
H saia 9 / remained here | would get
dTuuk and talk and would get IN the peni-
truElsFy- Ia second day after Haddoek
ua- k1ui Tnebcr came TO my house and
hr Ee ae money saw Henry Peters at
tAa hs~T garlea the next day after Folger
zzhf 81 r-at. and that il was better for
ur - lrtse. as Z Was liable 20 get into the
n~snlt=nHAry- Foiser said be had been old
- Gr.nda that Arensdorf had killed Had
4srL us said that IL il raiHsl the next
noFuiug sc eauid not get To Saiix in time
rs take the train. I left Sioux City on
Nanifag. the next week after the Rev.
HatElsrk vas killed I Jeff at s o'clock in
fae ns8r5nz Fred FOlg-r vent with me.
- sat q Slli1 about Is O'Clock. Fred
Far gave me $50 az the depot. On the
zerrEi dly after Haddock was killed Geo.
Errh-r gave ms Si5J at my house, at the
beer lulrn- GA the day above referred
o. kne1alor said. why did you not 90
ssh -5r SfS5 George Tr=iber had given
SOFA ERI give yog 500 more. but not
--rr IL. ~ rhe raaf aOfnF auayH